Sentence examples for concentrations which determine from inspiring English sources
Old blood products contain high iron and protein concentrations which determine a decrease in T2-relaxation time.
These latter unexpected results emphasize the enormous variability of tropical tropospheric ozone and hydroxyl concentrations, which determine the oxidizing efficiency of the troposphere.
We attribute the differences of the amplitudes of the zero-field relaxation resonances to different NV− concentrations, which determine the strength of the dipole-dipole NV-NV couplings.
However, Papritz et al. [ 32] showed for Cd2+ ions that, after apical exposure, the basolateral response was significant at concentrations which determined a decrease in TEER values.
At the same time, absorbent paper discs were placed on agar surface (5 mm for compounds and 6 mm for antibiotics)and impregnated with known concentrations which determined previously by MIC tests (500 μg for each disc).
These results indicate that it is not the molar concentration of zinc acetate but the PVP concentration which determines the formation of ZnO-PVP nanofibers.
Our results indicate that CGSs concentration, which determines both stiffness and ligand density, may affect microvessel formation during the early stages (first 12 h) of vasculogenesis.
This suggests that it is not the strength of the cooperativity per se, but the sensitivity of the Hill coefficient with respect to changes in the activator concentration which determines whether inward propagating waves can occur or not.
The kinetics of plasmid conjugation for the TOL and RP4 plasmids depend strongly on the donor cells' specific growth rate and substrate concentration, both of which determine the cells' energy availability.
The time of incubation and the concentrations of peroxide employed, which determine the number of cycles at the heme a3 CuB center, progressively increase the extent of damage to CcO.
If we considered the cell as a well-stirred reactor we could calculate the behavior of the network using a set of ordinary differential equations, which determine concentration changes as prescribed by kinetic laws.
